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Open a scheduled administration and verify that the patient, order, and intended record match.
Nuclear Medicine Workflow Software
In Development · Functional Synthetic PrototypeDocument a nuclear medicine dose once—and know where the record went.
Nuclide Dose Hub is a documentation, delivery, and reconciliation concept for nuclear medicine departments. It brings the scheduled order, dose administration record, final review, delivery status, exceptions, and audit history into one controlled workspace.
The Problem
Repeated documentation creates work without proving delivery.
A technologist may enter the same patient, radiopharmaceutical, assay, residual, administration, and sign-off details into several systems without a single view showing whether every destination accepted the information.
Product Goal
One verified administration record, reviewed once and reconciled across approved destinations.
Verify the patient and order, document the administration, review and attest it, send approved data through authorized interfaces, and keep exceptions visible until they are resolved.
Proposed Workflow
From scheduled order to reconciled record
The current prototype demonstrates this sequence with fictional patients, synthetic dose values, and clearly simulated destination systems.
Document
Capture radiopharmaceutical, assay, residual, route, site, times, identifiers, and notes once.
Review
Validate required fields, chronology, calculations, and consistency before final attestation.
Reconcile
Track acknowledgments and keep missing, mismatched, or failed records visible until resolved.
Current Prototype
What the demonstration can show today
These are working behaviors in the synthetic prototype, not claims of hospital integration or clinical validation.
Daily worklist
Organize synthetic scheduled administrations by due, complete, and needs-attention status.
Guided dose record
Keep patient and order verification, dose details, administration information, and notes together.
Validation and calculation
Check required fields, chronology, residual versus assay, and calculated net administered activity.
Final review
Summarize the record and require an explicit technologist attestation before simulated delivery.
Simulated delivery receipts
Show labeled demonstration acknowledgments for EHR, RIS, PACS, and radiation-safety destinations.
Reconciliation and audit
Retry or resolve synthetic exceptions, review activity history, and export a demonstration CSV.
Future Integration
A real pilot would begin with the hospital's workflow.
Source systems, required destinations, vendors, interfaces, and responsibility for each value would be identified during an authorized workflow review before any production design.
Possible sources
- Scheduled orders and worklists from an EHR, RIS, or interface engine
- Approved patient and order verification workflows
- Supported dose-calibrator or hot-lab systems
- Pharmacy, inventory, or ordering systems
Possible destinations
- EHR and RIS documentation
- PACS or modality systems requiring approved dose information
- Hospital radiation-safety and regulatory logs
- Charge capture, inventory, or approved interface-engine routes
Prototype Boundary
What Nuclide does not claim to be
The demonstration is not connected to a hospital, dose calibrator, scanner, EHR, RIS, PACS, or regulatory system. It is not a treatment-planning tool, clinical decision system, validated medical device, or replacement for hospital policy. No AI is used in the documentation, calculation, validation, delivery, acknowledgment, or reconciliation path.
All displayed patients, values, destinations, receipts, and audit events are fictional or simulated. Production use would require a hospital sponsor, supported vendor interfaces, security and privacy review, clinical validation, regulatory review, training, and formal acceptance.
Guided Synthetic Demonstration
Help evaluate whether the workflow solves the right problem.
A useful review identifies the real systems touched, repeated fields, source of truth for each value, exception cases, and who signs, corrects, or audits the record.
Do not send patient information, clinical screenshots, credentials, internal addresses, security details, policies, or confidential hospital material with an inquiry.